Cuban Architectures: The Third Space

The exhibition Cuban Architectures: The Third Space explores, through the lens of architecture, the antagonistic context that has characterized Cuba since the decades before the Cuban Revolution to the present day. The exhibition aims to create a Third Space where conflicting ideological narratives can meet and engage in dialogue. By walking through the presented materials, visitors can construct their own interpretations of the complexities of Cuban history and its present.

Opening remarks:
Adrian Labaut & Paloma Herrero E., curators of the exhibition
Javier Valdivielso Odriozola, Instituto Cervantes Director
José Antonio Choy, Choy-León Arquitectos
Gréta Süveges, organizer of the exhibition

The program is in English and Spanish.